The transcription wait
- The problem
- A Braille answer can't be marked until it is transcribed, so feedback comes late.
- With Braille Link
Answers arrive in print as learners hand them in, ready to mark with the rest.
Learners write in Braille. Teachers mark in print, even if they have never learned Braille. Braille Link gives your whole school one place to set, sit and mark work.
For schools, universities, Braille organisations, NGOs and education programmes.
Answers arrive in print as learners hand them in, ready to mark with the rest.
Teachers set and mark in print. Braille Link handles the Braille, in English, French and Kiswahili.
Braille Link runs on the computers your school already has, in the browser and on Windows.
Class, language, Braille grade, timing and questions, on one page.
At the start time, for every learner at once.
Instructions are written to be heard; answers are written in Braille.
Saved as learners work, and locked once submitted.
Every answer appears in print, by class and paper.
We show your team Braille Link with examples from your own lessons.
We create your school's account and first administrators.
Administrators invite teachers and learners and set up classes.
We help teachers set their first papers.
Email us whenever you need help.
Tell us about your learners, and we will show you how Braille Link would work in your school.